Summary
In a groundbreaking achievement, a cloned black-footed ferret named Antonia has become the first cloned endangered animal in the U.S. to successfully produce offspring.
Antonia, cloned from 1988 tissue samples of a ferret named Willa, gave birth to three kits, two of which—Red Cloud and Sibert—are healthy.
This milestone is celebrated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and conservation partners.
The introduction of Antonia’s genetically diverse offspring could enhance the species’ genetic diversity and contribute to its long-term recovery.
Do dinosaurs next and put them in a park and ban the poors
Better yet: Poors get free admission but must walk inside the fences.